A delicious Pork and Century Egg Wontons recipe.
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| Ingredient | Amount | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ground pork | 350g | ||
| Century eggs (pidan) | 3 | ||
| Wonton wrappers | 2 packs (Freshippo) | ||
| Scallion (large) | 1 | ||
| Ginger | 1 piece | ||
| Scallion-ginger water | 80g | ||
| Light soy sauce | 2 tbsp | ||
| Oyster sauce | 1 tbsp | ||
| Sesame oil | 1 tbsp | ||
| Egg | 1 | ||
| Salt | 1 tbsp (to taste) | ||
| Sugar | ½ tbsp | ||
| Songxianxian (umami seasoning) | ½ tbsp | ||
| White pepper powder | ⅔ tbsp |
A delicious Pork and Century Egg Wontons recipe.

Cut scallion greens into thin strips and slice the ginger. Add a pinch of salt and 80g water, then let steep for 10 minutes to make scallion-ginger water.



Add the scallion-ginger water to the ground pork in two batches, stirring vigorously in one direction with chopsticks until the mixture becomes cohesive — about 500 strokes total.
Add the minced scallion whites and ginger to the pork mixture. Stir in one direction for 100 strokes.
Add 2 tbsp light soy sauce and 1 tbsp oyster sauce. Stir in one direction for 100 strokes.
Add 1 tbsp salt, ½ tbsp sugar, ½ tbsp thirteen-spice powder, ½ tbsp white pepper, and ½ tbsp umami seasoning. Stir in one direction for 200 strokes.

At this point the filling should feel light and slightly springy — glossy and appetizing.

Now wrap the wontons. Don’t mix the century egg into the filling — instead, place a portion of filling plus one crumbled century egg into each wrapper, and fold into an ingot shape.
